A worn seat, torn fabric, or cracked armrest pad doesn't mean the chair has to go. I re-cover office chairs, executive chairs, lounge suites, recliners, and wooden dining chairs — restoring the look and extending the working life of furniture worth keeping.
"A worn chair doesn't just look bad — it tells your clients you don't sweat the details. Re-upholstery costs a fraction of a replacement, and your team notices the difference on the first sit."
Corporate clients and private customers. Office environments and homes. If it has fabric, leather, or vinyl and it's worn — I can restore it.
Worn mesh, torn fabric, cracked vinyl. The chair mechanism is fine — it's the cover that's failed. I re-cover in matching or upgraded fabric, restoring the chair to a standard that doesn't embarrass the office it sits in. Batch pricing available for 10+ chairs.
Corporate · Batch availableA R15,000 executive chair with peeling armrests or cracked leather doesn't get thrown away. It gets restored. I re-cover in bonded leather, genuine leather, or premium vinyl — whichever matches the chair's original specification and the standards the office demands.
Law firms · C-suite · Boardrooms2-seaters, 3-seaters, corner units. When the frame is structurally sound but the fabric has reached end of life, re-covering extends the suite for another decade at a fraction of replacement cost. Customer supplies fabric or I source to specification.
Residential · Reception areasRecliners are complex — mechanism repair often goes hand-in-hand with re-covering. I assess the mechanism first, fix what's broken, then recover or re-foam as needed. Returning the piece to full working condition with updated upholstery.
Residential · Medical waiting roomsDining chairs, accent chairs, wooden boardroom chairs. Re-padding collapsed seat foam and re-covering in matching or new fabric. Includes re-strapping where the webbing has given way. Simple, quick work that makes a room look finished again.
Dining · Reception · ConferenceHotel lobbies, restaurant banquettes, conference chairs. High-traffic seating wears faster than office furniture. I work around venue schedules — early morning, weekends — and source commercial-grade fabrics that handle the volume. Batch pricing for 20+ pieces.
Hotels · Restaurants · VenuesThere's a particular kind of professional who notices when a chair doesn't match the standard of the room it's in. A law firm partner, a C-suite executive, a practice manager who keeps the firm's standards immaculate. Restoration — done properly — is what they expect. Not replacement. Not compromise.
I work with the material that suits the chair, the environment, and the budget. Bring your own or I'll source to your specification.
Bring your own fabric? No problem. Just ensure there's enough material — I'll advise on quantities when I quote.
Most office furniture is replaced because the upholstery failed — not because the structural frame or mechanism gave out. That's a significant budget spend on a problem with a far cheaper solution.
"I come to you, I fix it fast, you don't replace what you can repair for a fraction of the cost."
Straightforward from start to finish. You describe it, I quote it, we agree, it gets done.
WhatsApp me photos of the piece — the damage, the overall condition, the style you're after. The more I can see, the more accurate the quote.
I quote fabric, labour, and timeline upfront. No hidden extras. You decide whether to proceed — no pressure either way.
For batch office chairs, on-site is often possible. For lounge furniture and executive chairs, I usually work from my workshop for best results. I'll advise on the best approach for your piece.
Completed work delivered back or placed back in position. Formal invoice issued on completion. EFT payment within agreed terms.
Most people are surprised how affordable proper restoration is compared to replacing what they have. WhatsApp me photos of the piece — I'll respond with a clear assessment and quote, usually within the hour.